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Events

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    Life on its own

    An exhibition by the Studio of Object Sculpture, Julian Göthe, Gabriele Edelbauer and Michael Part.
    Opening: Ingeborg Erhart / Vice-Rector for Art and Teaching of the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna

    Exhibition

    Kunstraum Schwaz
    Palais Enzenberg
    Franz-Josef-Straße 27
    A-6130 Schwaz

    Fine Arts

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    On Sediments and Occidents

    An exhibition on colonial continuities and cultural sedimentation processes from the artistic research project of Johannes Rips as part of the Academy Library’s event series Wer A… sagt

    Exhibition

    Schillerplatz/ University Library (Reading room, M7)

    University Library

    The black-and-white photograph shows four persons, three read as male and one as female, sitting at a long coarse wooden table eating and drinking wine. It is a scene from the 19th century. In the center of the picture the word ‘On’ can be read.

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    Steam Transfer Conference

    The Steam Transfer conference is hosted by the Knowledge Transfer Center of the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna and brings together creative, artistic and SSHA aspects with STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics) fields and vice versa.

    Conference

    Studio Building/ Prospekthof, gate 2

    Academy

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    Academic Writing in English at Doctoral Level: interweaving theory, creativity, and practice

    These workshops are designed to guide doctoral students at the Academy of Fine Arts in their academic writing.

    Workshop

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    Karl-Schweighofer-Gasse 3, 1070 Wien, Raum DG 18 (großer Besprechungsraum)

    Academy

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    Eine Wand mit Gesichtern (A wall with faces)

    Painting by Fabian Köttl on the KUNSTWAND at WIEN MITTE The Mall. Winning project of a tender by WIEN MITTE in cooperation with the Faculty Studio Expanded Pictorial Space of Univ. Prof. Daniel Richter.

    Exhibition

    KUNSTWAND WIEN MITTE The Mall, 1st Floor

    Fine Arts

    Art wall at Wien Mitte showing the artwork of Fabian Köttl